Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-17
Police Court.


of zee Tung, for an assault with intent to
abduct. and Nov On, for threats against
life, were dismissed for want of prosecu-
ton, the matters having been settled by the
Celestials out of Court. 49,. The case OF Nv.
Petit, for threats against the life OF his
wife, was continued until January Doth,
and meantime the defendant is at
home recovering from the effects of
the over-indulgence in liquor which
has caused his recent trouble.......C Charles
Wilson, arrested for have been drunk, was
discharged, he being stranger in town,
who had Internationally drank too much.
.....Steye Madden was convicted of being
common drunkard, and sentenced to thirty
DAYS in the county JAIL. Charles Clark re-
ceived similar sentence for vagrancy......
James Enright, alias O'Brien, who was
convicted of petit larceny, in stealing a
ham from Mohr & Yoerk's, was sentenced
to ten days in the county Jail.
INSTALLATION AT ELK GRovE.-The Off
GERS elect of Elk Grove Lodge, No. 274,
100. f., were publicly installed Satur-
day evening by District Deputy Thomas
Warmly. Quite large number OF men,
bers of the Order were present from Sacra-
mento. After the installation there were
musical and literary exercises. and an ex-
cellent supper at the Toronto Hotel, covers
being laid for about $50. The officers in
stalled were as follows: J. f. Morgan,
J.P.G.; ]. Duffy, n. g.; E. Schotz, V. g.;
Geo. L. Hunt, Sec; J. H. Castillo. Treas;
H. Rowe, W; J. A. Johnston, O.; 1.
Chalmers, l. G.; Z. Wing, o. G.; II. s. Hill,
R. S. n. g.; ]. Witch, L. S: n. G.; G. W.
Rodgers, R. s. s.; t. Duffy, l.. S. s.; L. II.
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PUBI1c INsrALLATIoN.-At p. NJ. to-day
Conclave No. Il. Knights of Sherwood
Forest, in full uniform, and Courts Sacra-
mento. Capital and Suffer, Ancient Order
of Foresters, will meet at Odd Fellows
Temple. From there they will march to
the depot, where they will meet Court Star
of Woodland. and escort it to the Temple,
where public installation of the officers of
all the Courts will take place. After the in
stallation ceremonies there will he literary
exercises, followed by banquet in Turner
Hall.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday Louis Cav
anaugh, by local officer Nash, for being
common drunkard Charles Harvey, by
officer Woods, and IL. u. cooper, Dy oLncer
Farren for disturbing the peace; Mrs.
Mary Burns, BY officer Coffee, and again by
local officer Cafferty, for exhibiting; Chris
Borst. BY officers Leavy and Farren, io7
varrancy; Charles George, by officer Far
rem, for disturbing the peace.
CLuSIE OPERA HoUsE.-The Howard
Atheneum Star Specially Company, which
was so successful during its visit to this
city few weeks ago, and has been playing
a profitable engagement at San francisco
since then, will return TO Sacramento IN a
few days for short engagement at the
Clunie.
Y.M. C. A.-There viii be musical re-
ception by the Central NJ E. Church choir,
assisted by A. Sanborn and Herr Holtbner,
at the Y. N. C. A. rooms this evening. to
members and young men. commencing at
o'clock.
EMMA ABBOTT and her admirable conf
pany of fifty artists will give short sea-
son of opera, commencing January 24tb.
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